BBS
The AmigaRetro BBS systems keep the old-school online feel alive: ANSI screens, telnet clients, message bases, file areas, uploads, echo mail, door games and the kind of community rhythm that existed before everything became a feed.
You can connect from any computer with an ANSI-capable Telnet client. On an Amiga, DCTelnet can connect using the host and port pairs shown below.
Boards
AmigaRetro V4SA AmiExpress BBS
- Telnet
amibbs.amigaretro.com:6880- DCTelnet
amibbs.amigaretro.com,6880- Web portal
- Open V4SA web portal
This is our flagship BBS, running on a Vampire V4 Standalone. It is an active AmiExpress board, it has regular callers, file uploads, and a global wall across the wider AmiExpress BBS world.
AmigaRetro Cloud BBS
- Telnet
www.amigaretro.com:23- DCTelnet
www.amigaretro.com,23- Web portal
- Open cloud BBS portal
The original cloud-hosted board running Mystic remains online and carries active echo mail.
How to Connect
- Use the web portal links for the easiest browser-based connection.
- For a terminal client, choose an ANSI-capable Telnet client such as SyncTERM, Netrunner, or DCTelnet on Amiga.
- Enter the host and port exactly as shown for the board you want to visit.
- Create or use your BBS account once connected, then explore messages, files, and uploads.
BBS Games
Join the Classic world of BBS Door Games, we are part of a small network of BBS’es running a large selection of Multi-User and Muti-Player Games. Our Game Network is called ARBLink, all available games can be found on the ARBLink GitHub page. We are also apart of the external BBSLink and DoorParty systems. Related AmigaRetro BBS articles on door games: The World of BBS Door Games
More BBS Notes
Related AmigaRetro BBS articles and discussion are collected on the forum board: ARBBS – Amiga Retro BBS. Source details for this page came from the AmigaRetro topic Amiga Retro Brisbane V4SA BBS – Open to Welcome you!.